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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-12
Mrs. EdSertOn

Mrs. Frances Edgerton gave a
dramatic recital at the Presby terrain
church last evening before a large
and brilliant audience. As an in
terprpter of the emotional. Mrs
Edgerton is possessed of rare
powers. Her ease and naturalness
is such as is not often seen upon
the ro>trum She is gifted with
the best at, lie of "ratorical points,
There have been few, if any, read
ers in Sacramento who have so
complete y won an audience or so
truly meved them Record UnioHs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-12

patriotic citizen, and an able,
conscientious advocate of the
peoples rights. Applause.
The Senate then proceeded to
vote on the q. S. Senator
For Stewart Boyle, Fish, Foley,
Forbes, Kaiser, Lyman, Maute,
Nichols, Noteware, Poujade,
Powell, Sharon, Thoma, Williams
Ii.
For Cassidy-Briggs, Hardesty,
Harris, Osborn, Pierce, Wsstsr-
fields.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-12

ter has fallen and on which many
an honor has been conferred, as
we'll as by the distinguished men
of the present generation, TO
whom his written history is we'll
known.
Therefore, Mr.. Speaker, ]
nominate for United States Sen
ator that eminent lawyer and
orator; that brilliant legislator;
that profound statesman; that de-
voted patriot; that man of iron
will, untiring energy, and I'M
questioned ability-the man
whose industry, like his success,
are household words in every
hamlet of our State and Nation,
and a man who will ever be
found in the van Of progress and
advancement, manfully and sue
cessfully battling for the true in
terest of his constituents, and
the well-being of his fellow citi-
zens throughout the whole coun-
try-the Hon. William NJ. Stew
art. IApplause.l
Farr, of Storey, seconded the
nomination, with brief recital Of
Stewards work for Nevada.
Mcconnell, of humboldt, placed
George Cassidy IN nomination, and
dwelt briefly on bis public record.
Hon. w. III. A. Pike in Sec
ondipg the nomination of Mr..
Cassidy in the Assembly said:
"Mr. Speaker, it is a pleas
urable duty / perform today
although a hopeless one.
However l second this nominal
ton because l know that Mr..
Cassidy is man of the people;
for the people and of the people.
He then classes him with the
pioneers of early days and gave
an interestingly running account
of his life from early youth to
the half century of life he has
covered saying that he drove an
OK team aero the plains when
a boy and from that time on,
nearly 80 years ago, he has been
actively engaged in every
enterprise calculated 10 benefit
the people ofNevada so that they
have honored him i'm the Senate
and twice in the Halls of Con-
gress. He is writer, orator.
stateman and diplomat and if
elected would represent the
whele people regardless of party
Among his fellow Congressman
he was peer and was one of
the ablest ever sent, to Congress
from this State. He was proud
of him.
The Assembly then proceeded to
vote for u. S Senator.
For Stewart = Albright, Beatty,
Clapp, Craig, Dale, Drury.
Egan, Farr, Ford, Fraser, Griswold,
Hale, Hanks. Hank, Leermo, Logan,
Mercer, Millett, Moorehead,
Powell, Reese, Roberts, Shirley,
Smith, Spencer, Springmeyer, Twiss,
Williamson, Wilson, Mcdonnell -
so.
For Cassidy Alt, Griffin, Lsmery,
Mcconnell, Rice, Wiseman, Pike,
Wards.
For Wren-Lyons and Beebe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-12
THIRTEENTH SESSION.
SEVENTH DAY.
CARSON CITY, New, Jan. 18th.
SENATE

in the chair.
Roll called, all present.
Prayer by Rev. e. w. Van
Deventer.
Journal read and approved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
by Judiciary Committee Favor
bly, on S. b. No. l. Unfavorable on
S B. No. Z. Favorable on S. B. 13.
Report of Printing Committee,
relative to printing Attorney Gen
erals annual report. Accepted.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
REPORT OF PRISON CoMMTTTEE.
Mr.. President Your Standing
Committee on State Prison beg leave
to submit the following:
We have visited the State Prison
and made an investigation of the
conduct and affairs of the Institu-
ton.
Without calling attention to any
special department we would say
that the general management is to
be commended.
We found things neat, clearly and
orderly. The sanitary condition of
the institution is excellent. Pains
have been taken as far as possible to
secure tho health and comfort of the
inmates.
We recommend that the opera
tions in the boot and shoe factory be
continued, even if no pscuniary re-
suit accrue to the State, from the
fact that just at present there is no
demand for building material from
the quarry, and in our opinion 1t is
imperative, in order to secure the
best submission to law and order
that the prisoners be given steady
employment.
We find the police arrangements
conducted in an admirable manner,
competent and systematic.
GEO. III. THoMA, Chairman.
The motion to print 1000 copies
of Governor Stevenson's inaugural
address was laid over until to-mor-
row to await action of House.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Hardesty-S. B. No. II, rela-
tive to payment of claims of Elko
University building. Referred to
Committee on Claims.
BY Osburn-S. B. No. Is, re-
ferring to University and school
lands. Referred to Com. on Edu-
cation.
By Thoma : S B. 10. an Act to
prevent sale of liquors to Indians.
Referred to Com. on Public Morals.
BY Sharon-Resolvsd that the
election of U. S. Senator take place
at 2 P. NJ. Adopted.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution
No 4, providing for payment of
Janitors for two Committee rooms,
read, amended and adopted. Makes
ianitor for all Committee rooms, and
reduces pay to 81 per diem.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill No. 8, relative to
elections. Laid on table,
S. B. No. 1, on same subject, or.
dered re-engrossod.
The Senate then took recess
until 1:50.
AFTER RECESS.
Hen. Evan Williams, Of Ormsby
in nominating w. NJ. Stewart, spoke
as follows:
Mr.. President, and Gentlemen o.
the Sendte-The heur has arrived
when, under cur laws, it devolve,
upon the Legislature of the State
of Nevada to elest from among it,
citizens one to represent them IL
the upper House of the Nat'ona
Congress, and 1 congratulate thu
body and the people of thu
State that the selection has bee,
delegated to the Republican party
The people of the State, afts
having passed through enc Of tn
most bitter and vitupsrative politl
cal contests known to the hi.tsry
have remained loyal and true e
the behests of good government
and have designated the most emf
neat leader In that contest as tk
enc most worthy to represent then
in the Senate of the u. s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-12
THE NEXT WARDEN.
Frank Mccullough Captures the
Caucus

Caucus
The caucus last night for the
Wardenship started off by downing
the proposition for secret ballet.
Frank McCullough, Frank Bell and
Cook of DAYTON were nominated
McCullouch got % votes, B II IA
and Cook the balance. The town
was at once painted red by the
friends of the victor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-12
ASSEMBLY.

Prayer by Rev. G. L. Woods.
journal read and approved.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
Committee on Federal Relations
Reported Favorably on A 3. Joint
Resolution No. ). Drurys resolu-
ton relative to Chinese immigra-
ton.
Committee on Military and In
dian Alphabetically on s. 3.
No. 10, transferring certain funds.
judiciary Committee avorably
on A. B. Ne. IA.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Hale-That the sum of $500
be given to Miss Lizzie Mudd, Miss
Alice Bryant and Miss Ella Ed
wards for copying Journal of AS
senbly for State Printer. Laid on
table.
Drary's Assembly Concurrent
Resolution relative to State Prison
Labor was on motion taken up.
provides for the appointment of a
Joint Committee to take into con-
sideration the discontinuancc of
the shoe shop.) Adopted
SECOND READING.
Senate Concurrent Resolution
No. 2, Harris Interstate resolu-
tien) was read.
Pike moved to refer to the Com
mittee on Corporations and Rail
reads, with instructions to report at
ii A. NJ. ten orrow.
Mcconnell moved as an amend
ment that the resolution be placed
fer its final passage.
Pixies motion adopted Ayes 81;
Noes S.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
A. B. No. II, (Beebee)-Provid-
ing and purchasing text books for
Public Schools. Referred to Com
mittee on Education.
S. B. No. An Act providing
and describing duties of guardians.
Referred to Committee on Judi
ciary.
S. b. No. Briggs bill repeal
ing Anti-Treating Act. Referred
to Committee on Public Morals.
CENTRAL FILE
A Joint Resolution and Memoir
ial (Drury y Relative to prohibit
ing the further immigration of
Chinese into the United States.
Passed unanimously.
At 1905 Assembly took recess
till 3 o'clock.
AFTER RECESS.
Hon. " ellis Drury, in placing
Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart in nomi-
nation, said:
"Mr. Speaker, and gentlemen
of the Assembly: 1 rise to place
in nomination for the high and
honorable office of U. s. Senator
from the State of Nevada gen
tIeman whose history is written
in the annals of this State and
of the whole country-a gentle
man whose intellect and ability
won acknowledgement all over
the land. The man / will name
moulded the most important
Legislation of this great State,
and a quarter of II century ago
drafted the Incompatible mining
laws now on the Statute books OF
the nation. A man of profound
learning and a jurist of interna-
tional reputation. ! take pleas
ure, therefore, in nominating
Hon. Villa. M. Stewart. APP
pIause1. / might add, Mr..
speaker, in comparison with the
many great men of our country
he stands the equal of any. In
the Senate Of the United States
long years ago, he Was always in
his seat, and ever bent all his
energies to carry out the wishes
of the people.
He is a natural legislator. He
has a power in directing the
minds of men in proper and de-
sirable legislation seldom enjoyed
and he has never failed yet IL
anv undertaking If his life. II,
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LITERARY NOTES.

The stories developed" by Julian Hawthorne nom
notes furnished by Inspector Byrnes include tho just
published Tragic Mystery" and three moro which win
shortly appear" The Great Bank Robbery" (of the
Manhattan Bank, An American Penman ian inside
history of noted gang Of forgers and counterfcters
and The Fatal Letter. the story Of the Matchmaking OF
great railroad king The second of these stories
In course Of serial publication.
Mr. Bynner the author of agnes SURFACE" Is writ
ing play in conjunction with Mr.. Robert Grant.
Mr. Grant is also engaged in finishing book for boys
which win be published in the autumn.
The last number Of The Quarterly Reriep presents this
penetrating Characterization Of Shelley:
and beast Shelley T f:
he obtuse to the delicate complexities OF human
s na H ts 81 n ON the feelings Of
Others or outraged their most sacred shne wIn iRS
S Sa se
ay constituted that he inflicted pain Eascna ted
strong faith Tut ignorant Of creeds ne ~ as
restless without pTESs q Ss
with chids caprice from passionate love 70 the
were not puerile with childs defiance, or rather
S Scon Ge pushed his their
extreme conclusions because ne % IN
and no obstacles e the
o. ns aed shreWdness he was as
truly child In his occasional incapacty for business
his recklessn6ss IN 'c
OF helpless rage Sensitive generous, unselnsh ne was
a child In his modest simplicity and frank Innocence;
child his passionate enthusiasm, his pity for suffering
his ardent faith the natural goodness OF humanity
And like child his moral sense was unormed MS VIII
never asserted its supremacy he acted solely on I'M
pulse. Loving and lovabe, he was at once IA winning
Is hayward and s unacc0untable as a child
Joaquin Miller is quoted as saying that he will finally
retire from literary work soon as he finishes the
poetical Life of Christ 1" upon which he is engaged
A wealthy woman Of Chicago holds that the girls OF
her city have not received justice at the hands OF
novelss; and she offers to pay all the expenses OF pub
fishing story which shall reveal the fair beings as
they are.
A. E. Jenks of Yale ss, has taken the prize offered by
Lippcofs Magazine for the best article on Social Life
ut Yale"
"How to De Entertaining Though Stupid Is the odd
title of book which Miss Kate sanborn is preparing to
publish.
j. F. wheelright and T. R. Sullivan are both writing
novels Mr.. Sullivan has contributed to the August
Scribaer story called The Lost Rembrandt"
"she has been dramatized in San Francisco and was
to have been brought out the Fourth with incidental
pusic"
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

T. II
earlier foot OF Jay-st, North River:
Detroit and Chicago. $500 q. M. '6:05 1910 p m
Uica syrscuse, BndaO. Rochester; Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls 3. Is. 1866 m, 900, 'S;l5 p.
Kingston, saugefties Catski Albany BIO t7;l5 1865
CSsnston's West Point Cornwall Nswburg .I245 .315
.7:l5 .955. 1918 1880 aiis5 $40 's15 s:46
p. and ~ H. 345 '60j p. Cranstons, Cornwall New
burg
For Montreal and Canada East, sos p N.
Hamilton London 1900 a IN. 'o0o. Sis m. Toronto
Elegant sleeping Buffalo, NiagaI. Falls. Cincin
Dat Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis
Saratoga Spscia4s lls3U M, 3:4o p Drawing. room
through 10 Saratoga
Lake George. IL 80 q. n SATURDAYS only. 345 p m.
kaatersk Hunter Hobart Grand Hote Station and PhB-
nicia 8l5. g;O0 1880 H. t46 $40 D. ~ Drawing room
cars to Grand Hotel Mouatan House and Kastsrski via
Phgnicia on o. 90, IL 30 q IN. and 3:46 D. M, trains
Pslenvile Cairo ard Mountain House station Sls 7i6.
ll3D \, IN. and $40 y. m. trains
Daily Daily except Saturday tSaturdays only.
Other trains daily except sunday.
For tickets nmcabss, parlor Or car accommods
tions or information apply 1T Offices BrookyE-SSS WASH
ngton-st 730 Futopst Annex ONCE. foot OF Fulton ~
Eewl ork City, 363 1885, b42 Broadway lb3 bowery ~
Park Place and West shore stations foot Of West
foot Of Jay-st NJ II {. n LAAbERr,
6Ysndsrbiltava General Passenger Agsnk
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ami after u N r. ~, 1884,
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains NewYork Desbrosses and Cortaud Streets
Harrisburg Ptsburg the West with Pullman Palace
smoking sa ss.p
wiam.ocrt Lock Haven 'aes u M Cory and Erie
a. e99nsetips az Cory Tor Titasvie Petroleum.
For Lebanon, 500 a M. $40 .. M. and rs might.
Pullman PsrSr and
p sn S 4o 10 ar1.
ng.on 500 M regular at 40 500 and $50 N, loo,
s .so ana M Hfn sunday 'i' and
For Atlantic oIty except sunday, l ands p m
cns RT @as T ssS and STA
sS% 81. a.sc $fsd 10 5s.i go r. On sunday SsS
For ~ pn !" s% S not y A'OP P pl
and Norfolk Railroad s:OOp NJ day via Baltimore
Ecat. Be- okyn Annex connect with all through train.
Jersey city sforiing speedy and direct transfer for
11@": sy@,es From Pitt.burr 40 49, 1lso 100
$40 sn% ' s5o H. q sS 80 G s5o 4se s and
EN- .saY h ss% sSo sS ssS Ss go lSs
esS i 90 9 So e o $780, SS SS $50 49, ' an
22o night 400 pTa S $50 S29 SO 5 2 ,Sss a. 'S
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Train, leave NewYork via Desbrosses and cort
eao 7ao % c%icase Limited and 10 washington Lin.
,lsd psng cars 1 ELL a,w sa0 sso ~
iI;icsp m ~ 40 o. sunday. Express si5 Limited
r1s SS P a9 a and iss sss
s"s andsy o aqs % and
Returning trains leave station Phatsiohil
l2:0l 3lO 405, 40 5:lo $50. 1880 $40 $50. eto IL
and Ills M Limited cypress with Dining Car ~ and
ESQ p m. on Sunday. 1901 3:20 4:O5. $40 6lo $780,
$40 mr i249 go (46o Limited. 6;2s e;sa 7l2 and
sl2 D. M
Leave Philadelphia Camden. 900 a m. and 4:3o
daily. except sunday.
Ticket Onces $40 4s5 and a44 Broadway Astor House.
Battery aud foot OF Dcsbrossss aud Cortland sts
and BROOKLYN Annex station. foot OF Fultonst.
Brnokvn station Jersoy CITY; Emigrant Ticket once Cas-
lie Garden,
The Transfer Company will call for and check
bag "a 90 from hotels and residences
Jag CWA RiEs s. PUGH j. r. WOOD
General General Pass'r Agent
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For Red Bank Branch. Ocean Grove Asbury Park.
Ocean Be- Oh spring Lake. Point Pleasant &c
COMMENCING, JUNE 81. 1881.
York foot Cortandt and Desbrosses ss
7:iO -0lO M; 1900 noon; ESQ. $40 $40 thmited OK
press except Red BankL Il TO- $50 Sundays, 7lo
b:l6 A. m; p.
i23O s. 10 fast sxpres 40 .6:3O 6l5 p sundays
a. sunday trains do not stop at ocean Grove
OF Asbnry Park.
Denotes press trains
Supt Gen Pas Agt L. X r. a. PA. c. r. X Of N. J.
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NEW-YURK CENTRAL AND HUDSO
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoUR.TRACR TRUNK LINE
on and after June - trains leave


largest and Finest PASSENGER Station In America
IN Hocnester Express drawingroom cars to Aoaay
81. H.. Saratoga Lake George and Montreal special Draw.
ing Room cars TO Saratoga caldwell lake George Plats
800 a M. the FAMOUS CHI AGO LIMITED. composed
Of Buffet dining drawins
Buffalo Niagara Falls Ere Cleveland Toledo arriving
1860 a. m Chicago Express drawing room cars to Rich
field pr pgs. cansndagua an Rochester
tllS0a m.. Western NewYork aud Northora Exprs,s
2:65 p NJ, sA NxTOX LIMITED saturday. July g. AMI
every Saturday thereafter buffet ekins and drawing
$50 p m Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica special with
to- csaws asorss on
= o. m. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
Nsra F sa' ssS s.p ss
and Chicago pmngcar Ncw.Yorx TO ALBANY 80
sleeping for Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis 81
LOUIS Auburn Geneva Canandsixu% Clayton ana Asxan,
Except ss.sy f p1nns@, ss.ycss AS.n% a
- m. Montreal aud Adrondack Express daily , sleep S
wa ST. Xibaa: sisopsrs connect Pats.eurs Win
fhatsaugy r. for lake chaT. Lyoa Mountain hslgaat
smtbs saransS. 80. ST. Adams daily except Saturday
Sleeper July and after daily except sunday for Luserns
NSrs" sp.cs ssepsr arrives socssster oA m BAT
faio s:35 q m and Cleveland i2:ls y IA. next day:
saao S rsSas fs sT
Chicago seepinxcars to Clayton via Utica daily sKesp'
IL is m. Night Express with sssping:cars 70 Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trsns LOT amnisv
Saratoga. Lake deorse aud for the Norh 9sIoep' e~
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Sent postpaid on receipt Of price Isl so cach) by
TICKNOR e. CO., Boston.

A NEW ROMANCE OF ITALY.
THE HOUSE OF THE MUSICIAN. By Virginia W.
Johnson author ef The Neptune Vase" &C.
This work. which is tho eighth number Of Tcknors Paper
Series entirely story. before printed either
seraly otherwise Its glorious picture Of Venetian life
love- full OF rich Adrlac color Miss Johnson Is well
author OF several admirable stores and novels
and has now years resident Of Italy whose
spirit she has caught and reflected in The House Of
the Musician"
TICKNoR & CO.. BOSTON.
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FALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
L NEMPORT. FALL RIVER. AND EAST AND

NORTH. -
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE is now being operated on
this Four steamers In commission. Plgrin Bristol
Providence and Old COLONY. FINE BAND AND
ORCHESTRA TAC9EDT TO EACH STEAMER Leave
New York from Pier % old MOI NJ H.. foot Of Murrayst
follows
$40 D. m, for Fall River direct connecting for Boston,
Fitchbury Bedford Marthas Vineyard Nantucket aud
local points old Colony Railroad
O:l5 for Newport due about 5:45 a. NJ and FAN River
about connecting with trains and through
for Boston Cape Cod Lowell and North White Noun
&c.
SUNDAYS leave NewYork $50 pm. for all points Re-
turning leave Boston p.
CONNECTION by Annex Boat daily from Brooklyn m.
jersey CITY 4p.m
tickets ami sraerooms be obtained in New.York at
POT, pol 9t4 957 and 1923 Broadway 2B4 West l25st
13i l25tst 1888 BOwery Aston House and Windsos
Hotel; Line ONCE. Pier % N. r.. and on steamers.
BORDEN 4 LOWELL GEO. l.. COMMON
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.


FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Table OF Ire 27ti. 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at 400 1870 300 HOO. 1870. 800 400 $50
7;S0 1900 D. III SUNDAYS At 400. S:45 a M $50 1900
T.
81 100 have connection Tor Reading Harrisburg
Pottsvle. etc 400 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
kei ling HARRISBURG etc. On Sunisvs for kaston
73D for Fssfon Bethlehem Allentown. Manch Chunk
s30a for FastoD. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chunk
Whkcsbarre. Scranton Reading Harrisburg PottsvIllc.
Tamsqua Shamokin. sunbury Lawisbnrg. Wliamsport
loo and 1880 p. Tor Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown.
Manch chunk. Readins. HARRISBURG GO. .
- m. for Eastop Bethlehem Allentown Nauch Chunk
Wnkesbarre scranton Tamaqua Shamokin Sunbury LewS
1: - n m for Easron Bethlehem. Allentown. etc
b45 - M Fasfon Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chuns
Wlkesbar Reading Harrisburg. etc On sundays at $50
4;DO s:l5 800 ii:5 a. M l;'0 $50 800 400. 43o,
% 6:l5 p m. SUNDAYS 900 A. m. 400 ~ m. for Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Except Sundays. Point
Pleasant.
ar Sl5 13O 4:3O for Lakewood Toms River
400 a m 30 p m for Atlantic CITY vineland Brigeton
400 Sis ll;5 q M. $780, 4:3O $50 for Freehold
4;so 100 $50 6.l5 D. sundays 900 a M. 400 p. IN.
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AZ 10 900 " 81 $3.50 $50 for Atlantic Iish lands
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Lake, PIT Pleasant 20.
Al $50 500 ~ 100. $40 p. nj. for Lakewood. Toms
River aDd BsrBegat -
l:3O for Nlneland, Bridgeton, Beacn haven
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